Gina began her career as a house cleaner nearly three decades ago, tidying up the homes of San Francisco's middle class. Now, she works as an executive housekeeper for some of the Bay Area's wealthiest families.
"It's a lot of levels of cleaning that I've done to get where I am right now," she told Bloomberg. "You've got to know about art. You've got to know about antiques. There's a lot of custom pieces, and of course they're not replaceable."
